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Py.PyNumber
val create_float : float -> Object.t
val create_int : int -> Object.t
val create_int64 : int64 -> Object.t
val add : Object.t -> Object.t -> Object.t
val sub : Object.t -> Object.t -> Object.t
val mul : Object.t -> Object.t -> Object.t
val matmul : Object.t -> Object.t -> Object.t
val div : Object.t -> Object.t -> Object.t
val floor_div : Object.t -> Object.t -> Object.t
val rem : Object.t -> Object.t -> Object.t
val divmod : Object.t -> Object.t -> Object.t
val neg : Object.t -> Object.t
val pos : Object.t -> Object.t
val abs : Object.t -> Object.t
val invert : Object.t -> Object.t
val power : Object.t -> Object.t -> Object.t
val lshift : Object.t -> Object.t -> Object.t
val rshift : Object.t -> Object.t -> Object.t
val band : Object.t -> Object.t -> Object.t
val bor : Object.t -> Object.t -> Object.t
val bxor : Object.t -> Object.t -> Object.t
val add_inplace : Object.t -> Object.t -> Object.t
val sub_inplace : Object.t -> Object.t -> Object.t
val mul_inplace : Object.t -> Object.t -> Object.t
val matmul_inplace : Object.t -> Object.t -> Object.t
val div_inplace : Object.t -> Object.t -> Object.t
val floor_div_inplace : Object.t -> Object.t -> Object.t
val rem_inplace : Object.t -> Object.t -> Object.t
val power_inplace : Object.t -> Object.t -> Object.t
val lshift_inplace : Object.t -> Object.t -> Object.t
val rshift_inplace : Object.t -> Object.t -> Object.t
val band_inplace : Object.t -> Object.t -> Object.t
val bor_inplace : Object.t -> Object.t -> Object.t
val bxor_inplace : Object.t -> Object.t -> Object.t